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Watch ABC New Australia's televised national forum on migration, including commentary from Abul Rizvi who recently spoke at The PIE Live Asia Pacific, and contributions from several international students giving their perspective on living and working in Australia. The post Watch: Australia’s debate on migration appear
New Zealand’s international education recovery is being driven by a shift in how students view the destination, rather than simply a post-pandemic rebound, according to Education New Zealand chief executive David Downs. The post New Zealand’s rebound signals shift in student demand appeared first on The PIE News .
International student policy shifts across the big four are not "a cycle we can simply wait out” and will force universities to rethink how they recruit, partner and design learning, sector leaders argued in a panel on international pathways and compliance. The post “We can’t just wait it out”: experts tout partnership
Barely 24 hours into the job, Scotland’s new minister for innovation, technology and tertiary education, Alyn Smith, used the EAIE conference in Glasgow to send a clear message to the international education sector that Scotland wants to be deeply plugged into European mobility and collaboration. The post Scotland’s ne
Germany’s 2023 international student cohort could generate a €23.1 billion surplus for public finances but experts say stronger pathways into employment remain essential. The post 1 in 3 international students stay in Germany until retirement appeared first on The PIE News .
The PIE sat down with FELTOM CEO Katrin De Fex Marriaga to talk about her role in Malta's ELT sector, her priorities for her first year in post and why language learning isn't just a sub-division of the tourism industry. The post Spotlight on… Katrin De Fex Marriaga, FELTOM appeared first on The PIE News .
This week, The PIE sat down with Catriona Olsen, the executive head of the DfE-accredited online school King’s InterHigh. We spoke about the school's new mentorship program and why the future of education is online. The post Catriona Olsen, King’s InterHigh appeared first on The PIE News .
Following two warnings from the administration last month, swathes of US colleges have suspended internship and placement opportunities for international students unless they are a degree requirement. The post US colleges restrict internships as CPT rules tighten appeared first on The PIE News .
European governments are refining their internationalisation strategies with a view to attract and retain talent. But at EAIE 2026 in Glasgow, sector leaders from the UK, Germany and Slovenia underlined that universities still expect – and need – room to set their own course. The post EAIE: National strategies sharpen
The Mayor of London has joined forces with London’s universities, the Metropolitan Police and Transport for London to launch a unified welcome for international students arriving in the UK's capital city. The post London Mayor teams up with unis to welcome international students appeared first on The PIE News .
Technovation was recognised at The PIEoneer Awards 2026 for helping underrepresented young people develop technology-based solutions to challenges in their communities. The post US edtech nonprofit Technovation named PIEoneer of the year appeared first on The PIE News .
Over 250 organisations are demanding an investigation into federal immigration officers who issued removal orders to international graduates protesting in Calgary, Alberta. The post Canada: Calls for probe after CBSA officials target student protesters appeared first on The PIE News .
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